A visitor to my website has a Stromberg Carlson 601B. The photo is not his,
but he says it's identical.

I'm not much into 1920s sets, but look at the workmanship on that baby!

Any idea as to value? He also asks what sort of speaker would be used
(again, 1920s radios are out of my line).

Phil Nelson
Phil's Old Radios
http://antiqueradio.org/index.html

Man that's a beauty, Stromberg was alway high quality and this must have
been very expensive in it's day.

The McMahon collector guide says it cost $225 in 1927. Not cheap in 1920s
dollars.

Phil Nelson

That is a sweet treasure chest.

This may have been used with it..

Model: Loud Speaker 1-A (1A)
Manufacturer/Brand: Stromberg-Carlson Co. , USA
Year: 1924 Type: Loudspeaker/Horn
Power type and voltage: No current needed

Model: Loud Speaker 1-A (1A) Dimensions (WHD) 180 x 40 x 155 mm /
7.1 x 1.6 x 6.1 inch
Price in first year of sale 17 USD
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Loud Speaker 1-A (1A) (Stromberg-Carlson Co. , USA)
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http://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp_pictu...Model_Id=97409